With help from our grassroots partners, we organized a statewide redistricting program. Our program prioritizes public education, outreach, and organizing across Alabama to advocate for fair and equal representation for all Alabamians.
Improving the fairness of our redistricting process is the foundation by which we create more balanced, equitable representation. A more reflective representative body ensures all Alabamian’s voices have the opportunity to be heard and contribute to determining Alabama’s policies and priorities.
Alabama Election Protection Network is a collaborative of nonpartisan grassroots organizations who are dedicated to upholding the core values of democracy. We work to ensure an open, honest, and accountable government that serves the public interest; promote equal rights, opportunity, and representation for all; and empower all people to make their voices heard in the political process.
Felicia Scalzetti is one of four Southern Coalition for Social Justice CROWD Redistricting Fellow’s for the state of Alabama, representing the Alabama Election Protection Network and The Ordinary People Society.
Schedule a call to address questions and concerns about the community mapping process and available assistance.
November 16, 2021
State House District 76 – Special Primary Election
December 14, 2021
State House District 76 – Special Primary Runoff Election (if necessary)
March 1, 2022
State House District 76 – Special General Election
May 22, 2022
2022 Primary Election
November 8, 2022
2022 General Election
Blount County
School Tax Election for Blount County and Oneonta School Districts
St. Clair County
School Tax Election by Districts
The passing of the Definition of Moral Turpitude Bill in 2017 clarified which felonies, state or federal, will not disqualify Alabamians from voting and started the process of restoring the right to vote to tens of thousands of people inside and outside of jail.
If you feel like your voting rights have been violated go to “Restore Your Vote” below for assistance.
The passing of the Definition of Moral Turpitude Bill in 2017 clarified which felonies, state or federal, will not disqualify Alabamians from voting and started the process of restoring the right to vote to tens of thousands of people inside and outside of jail.
72% of unregistered people convicted of a felony in the state of alabama are unaware they have the right to vote.
Thousands of people Convicted of Felonies in the State of Alabama have not yet restored their right to vote.
If you feel like your voting rights have been violated click the link “Restore Your Vote” below for assistance.
In 2021 we will be launching what we hope will become a permanent election management watchdog program to compensate for the loss of the preclearance provision of the federal Voting Rights Act (VRA) which eliminated the early warning system of state and county proposed voting and election changes along with the opportunity to object to them under Section 5 of VRA.
By establishing an Election Management Watchdog Program, we will ensure there is an ongoing, systematic method of compiling precinct and state level election management changes that impact voting and/or elections. With volunteer attendance at County Board of Registrar meetings we can document changes and precinct-level voting changes or irregularities, especially changes that may result in suppressing the vote, particularly in communities of color and where past irregularities have been identified.
AEPN will compile information and share that information publicly so that Alabama voters can stay informed, understand precinct-level or other changes that may impact their ability to participate in the electoral cycle, and to hold public officials accountable.
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